Episode 40: Living Good Content With Beth Kirby Of Local Milk
WE ARE BACK! Season Two is kicking off with one of my favorite episodes of Season Two. Yeah, I said it. No crystal ball over here, I just know it will be – it’s that good. I’m talking to Beth Kirby. She’s a photographer, creative consultant, stylist, and the creator of the beautiful website Local Milk.
Beth and I talk about the past struggles that led her to where she is today, how she said “so long” to the toxic relationships in her life, the new direction for her cooking, and how she’s creating her best content on and offline. You’ll also hear firsthand what it’s like to truly fall in love. Like, you’ll literally get to hear it. You’ll see what I mean. Go listen, already!
P.S. It’s good to be back. Hoping you can make the Trenchermen dinner that I shared in the intro. Call for reservations at 773-661-1540.
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Show Notes:
Vote for SXSW panel here
Local Milk’s Website + Instagram
Local Milk Retreats
Brash Coffee
Jersey Ice Cream Company
Daring Greatly by Brene Brown
6 Types Of People Who Don’t Deserve To Hear Your Story with Brene Brown (video)
Almond Butter, Cayenne + Hemp Seed Truffles from Local Milk
Trenchermen Dinner – call 773-661-1540 for reservation
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15 Comments
krystal
August 31, 2015So happy you’re back (and 2x a week!) – I’ve found so much good information, books, and new/awesome people to follow via this podcast. I won’t disclose how much time I spent post-pod on youtube going down a Brene Brown rabbit hole. 🙂
Jessica
August 31, 2015Krystal, thanks so much! I have gone down many Brene Brown rabbit holes in my day too. With the passing of Wayne Dyer this weekend – if you haven’t seen his videos – a great time to explore them too. He was magic. Thanks so much for listening and so happy to be back with you guys too.
Abby
August 31, 2015Feeling way less guilty that I like almost all of Beth’s Pinterest posts. She sounds so rad. PS Looking forward to hearing more about your move!
Jessica
September 1, 2015Abby, she’s the coolest right? And um…headed over to her Pinterest now – didn’t realize I wasn’t following her until now. Thanks for listening!
Julee
August 31, 2015Wow. This is one of my favorite episodes.
I almost cried today, listening to it on A train.
Jessica
September 1, 2015Julee, thanks for listening! I cried FOR SURE.
Jenné
September 1, 2015Welcome back!!
Wow, Beth’s work is incredible! Her story about changing who she is was super interesting too. I’m not planning on changing myself, but it definitely gives hope that things can get better when it feels otherwise.
xoxo
Jessica
September 1, 2015Jenné, so glad you loved it. Beth’s work is CRAZY good. And the way she was able to change has got me in an inspiration station mood. Thanks for listening!
Amber Rich
September 1, 2015Yay!! so glad you are back!! And you’ll see me at Trencherman!
Jessica
September 1, 2015YES!! Can’t wait. Thanks, Amber!
renee (will frolic for food)
September 3, 2015i think this is my favorite episode of any one podcast on the internet. ever. i fell in love with beth’s work (and personality… and face…) years ago and I’ve been one of those folks reading along silently. she’s such a huge influence and inspiration for me. i loved every second of this.
Jessica
September 4, 2015Renee, thanks so much for this sweet note! Beth is pretty damn awesome and so glad you liked this episode. Thank you!
Tia M.
September 4, 2015Tears streamed down my cheeks several times during this interview. Thanks for the transparancy gals, I needed this!
Jessica
September 4, 2015Tia, oh! Thank you for sharing this comment. So glad you got what you needed. Tears can feel so good sometimes. THANKS!
Pastaveia
September 18, 2015Heeeey, welcome back Jessica! The honesty in this conversation is so beautiful and inspiring. Thank you for sharing. xo